"Rethinking Reinvention: How to create continuous growth and ensure future relevance" presented by Jared Nichols, The Jared Nichols Group

“You can no longer rely on past successes to dictate present actions in hopes of future success.” - Jared Nichols

The rate of change we see in the world today is unprecedented. New innovations, products, and services fade to irrelevance more quickly than ever before. The constant bombardment of the vast array of information now available can easily make us, as leaders and entrepreneurs, feel overwhelmed. We know we must change, constantly and quickly, but we lack clarity about how and why. Consequently, our futures are driven by outside forces to which we constantly react, and we lose all intentionality and vested interest in the future being created.

As such, the need for reinvention in our individual lives and the lives of our organizations is urgent. Reinvention demands that we change our perception of the future and reassert control over the direction our lives are taking. It ensures our actions today have meaning and purpose and are not merely reactions to the constant challenges and obstacles we face.

In this session Jared will provide practical and applicable tips on how to:

• Position yourself and your business for dramatic growth.
• Create a powerful value proposition that captures the attention of your target audience groups.
• Gain greater visibility in order to attract new clients and add greater value to existing clients.
• Leverage existing resources in order to build your business and reinforce your value proposition.
• Generate new and diverse revenue streams by creating a series of unique products and services focused on your target audience group.
• Develop valuable and engaging content that moves your ideal buyer(s) to action.

Be proactive rather than reactive. Join us on August 14th!

Meet Our Speaker: Jared Nichols

Jared Nichols is a deep futures strategist, executive advisor, speaker, coach, and Principal of The Jared Nichols Group. He provides the tools to help leaders and organizations gain competitive advantage, seize new market opportunities, drive in new revenue, and increase profits. As one of the few people in the world to hold a Masters Degree in Strategic Foresight, Jared is sought out by leaders, organizations, and entrepreneurs to help them identify and create their long-term successful future.

Jared’s insight and expertise is utilized across a wide variety of sectors and industries from Fortune 500 companies to government municipalities, entrepreneurial start-ups, family businesses, as well as some of his most recent work in Hollywood with accomplished actors, writers, and producers, helping them reinvent themselves and discover new areas for growth both inside and outside the bounds of their industry. Jared also sits on the Leadership Council for the National Small Business Association with a focus on equipping SME’s with the ability to anticipate change and influence public policy in favor of small business growth.

Jared is also a recognized speaker and delivers several keynotes and concurrent sessions throughout the year. Major trade associations, government entities, universities, and business development organizations regularly seek Jared out to deliver customized workshops and seminars that position their members for significant growth in the 21st century.

As a highly prolific author, Jared has published over 30 articles and is the author of Rethinking Reinvention, Leading the 21st Century: The CEO’s Guide to Thriving in a Volatile and Uncertain Future, and Four Futures for the 21st Century Non-Profit. Jared is regularly quoted in the media on a wide variety of issues, which have included the future of entrepreneurship, the changing face of the news industry, capitalizing in uncertain times, the information economy, and the future of the workforce and education.

Jared is also a musician, composer, competitive cyclist, and trail runner living in Charlotte, North Carolina with his wife and their two sons.

Coffee, light breakfast, and TLC served.